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Can stem cells repair brains? Researcher Freda Miller suspects malfunctioning stem cells cause neurological disorders in the embryo or early childhood
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Can stem cells repair brains? Researcher Freda Miller suspects malfunctioning stem cells cause neurological disorders in the embryo or early childhood
2010
Overview
Because, if stem cells remain in the brain well beyond infancy, scientists might be able to recruit them pharmacologically to repair damage. \"Maybe you can't go back and fix what happened before the baby was born, but there's hope that maybe you can help to intervene in a positive way as it's still going on,\" [Freda Miller] explains. \"Right from the start, she had somehow educated herself . . . to realize that, frequently, the big breakthroughs don't come from targeted research on X,\" Miller says. \"They come from research that's hovering around the question of X, but not necessarily on it. So she has targeted her foundation at childhood neurological disorders, period - which is really impressive.\"
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Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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